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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
RELI4IOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on sunday,
In the morning at iGso. In the evening, at 7:i6
different It is specially noted:
.na SR1Sn 1s. LuTassAT.CoTneT % Of North Queen
Preaching at 1870 =. IN. and go p. IN. sunday
sTRAwsERRr srR.rr-Afr,can N. =. church
preaehinS M at loh a. IN. and p. IN. by tho pastor.
PRxsBYrHKIAH N MEnoRIAL CHURCH, South Queen
street. Services by the pastor ut the usual
hours. All are welcome.
z. L. Reed pastor. Divine services At i5 " a. IN.
ana I;t, p IN sunday school at i:45 a. m.
be open every sunday afternoon at its p. m.
CaGRcH OF GoD-Corner of Prince and Orange.
Preaching at l04i u. IN. and 1:4j p. IN. by the
pastor. sabbath school at Las p. m.
SECOND A EvAnSxL!oAL S English }. on Mulberry
and 7Aa p m. by the pastor. sunday school at
fIRsr BArrIsr Services at the regular hours
morning and evening. Preaching by the pas tor,
Rev. J: n. rolweli. Sunday school at p. IN.
Divine services ut lGsO g. IN. Sermon by Rev.
Al 1880 q m. divine service on tns banIs | OF The
C;6nsstosa, near strawberry street Baptism
win receive the right hsnd OF fellowship. sun.
oay Srsass sGas9 r. m p On Sunday Nav saa 9.
ner OF East Chestnut and sherman streets. Ian.
caster.
UKITsD BRRruRzu II CHRIST (CovsHAxr)-wes
Orange and Concord streets, Rev. j. Il Funk,
pastor. Preaching at l0:D g m. aud 7:tj d IN.
by ths pastor. sunday school at las .. IN. Olive
Branch society ats D. m.
The prayer meeting OF tho ". c. T. u. will be
held 70 morrow afternoon at q quarter past 3
O'Clock, In the st Paui's N e. church, and Will
be led by the pastor. kev. c. Roads.
On Tuesday afternoon at Sk O'Clock the Union
meets at No ~! North Prince street.
ST. LUKB's kHIORABD-MRr1ett4 Avenue, Rev.
WIN. r. Lichliter, pastor. Divine services ut
10. m. and ]: u p. IN. sunday school at p. m.
AoRAvIAH.-J. Max Hark. pastor. l0SO = m.
Litsny ana sermon IN. Sunday school 7:S
p. IN evening service
ST. PAULs n. 4. CHuRcH.-Preaching at 1880
.. m. and 7D p IN by the pastor. sunday
school At lao p. m Prayer meeting on Wsdnes-
Gay evening At ~ 7sO. Chfidren's Home eatur.
day from tO3p. IN.
TaIHIry LUTHxRAH.-Usuals services at 1910. l;t5
and 7th. conducted by the pastor. Orphsns'
Home box packed on MOndny evening. Last
lecture tor this season on Wednesday evening
~ ISL Preparatory service to the Whisuuday
communion ON Friday evening at rs.
nsr HMs,I,nng Orange and Mulberry streets. New. John
q @. end 1lS p IN sunday school at I:S5 D. N.
Observation-Disclosures In Tho moruinG ana
syenang " the pastor. kev. J. Y. AitchslI, b. b.
sissr ~ e. CnuRCi.-At lGD .. IN prsschinc
"a pnst9r IS p U. by Rev. y. u. Harvey.
BE-. ssyss ssIs Inssstns' 7'O ,. n. Nsdsssasy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

Rev. W. o. Pearson preached the conveu.
ton sermon of the diocesan council OF the
Episcopal church Thursday evening in
Omaha, Neb., and caused q sensation. He
said that attempts had been male in the name
OF CAtholicity TO foist upon the church q
doctrine OF Christ himself upon the altar in
the form OF bread and wine by those who fail
to see that II 1t were really true that Christ's
body and blood were upon the altar, the
worship OF them would be blasphemou us
denial OF the incarnation and an idolatry
more awful than any that could be conceived.
Rev. J. Williams, OF St Barnsbas church,
Omaha withdrew, saying that the speaker
branding IS idoatrous points of belief held
by them as the most sacred features CT rel giOus
life The utmost commotion prevails among
churchmen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Two Accidents to Boys.

This morning David Muleheiser, residing
at Monterey, drove to Lancaster with q load
OF tobacco His two little boys accompanied
him. They were riding on the wagon and,
In crossing the Pennsylvania railroad, David,
ego ten years, was jolted from the wagon
He fell under 1t and one wheel passed over
his lett leg. The boy was picked up and
taken TO the Office Of DR.. George A. X ing, who
attended him. Itwas found that the large
bone of the left leg was broken. After it had
been set the boy left for home with his father
While the boy with the broken leg was in
DR.. Kings office John Lsmpsrter, son OF
Jsoob Lampsrter, came In with Q fish hook
In his lip. He had been out to the creek and
in trying to throw his line In caught himself
The hook was taken out without much diff.
Guilty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
!. raD PaaaAsiss IN rsOss ssa
\ use f1ns ln the Waroe-Sens % the OsUsa
snssiooe.

q 0se I1ms la The Wasos-SoAe ef the Osgaa.
Ssssioss.
The political managers have been busy the
pest twenty -four hours 10 arranging the clos.
iag details for the annual 'oarnival Of fraud"
II any one for . moment supposed that John
b. Landis' anti Corruption society prevented
the use Of mony illegally, that doubt would
have been removed, II the NOV ements of the
ward bosses had been closely watched for
half an hour before the polls opened, and up
to the hour when We went to press
The fine weather indicates a large vote.
How the several wards were organized ap.
pears In the detail below.
In the First ward Vim. X. Beard is Judge,
G. +. Eberman and William Hartman inspec-
tors, Harry Rathfon and Al Rsuch clerka
All are for Hartman. Philip Baker Is lead
ing the Mentor forces.
In the Second ward three Mentzer and two
Hartman men are In the organization. X
A. Evans (tor Men,zer) is judge
In the Fourth ward the Mentzer men are
for John f. Snyder, for Judge, and the Hart.
| count 10 In progress
In the Filth ward Msjor Fssnacht (Hsrt.
MANI defeated Frank Rsmley for judge by a
dozen votea
| In the Sixth ward there was tremendous
crowd, composed largely Of heelerS The
| whole Hartman ticket was chosen without
opposition - follows Judge, Eph. Shaub;
inspectors, William Brown and Walter
Samson; clerks Ei. Bitner and Frank
Calder. George Prentiss, . Democrat, was
arrested for interfering and taken to the sta.
ton house.
In the Ninth ward the GRO wd was large
and several counts were necessary. Jas. lr.
vim, "a sMen'zsr) was elected judge, with
Wellington Rhodes and Jacob Amwske, jr.,
who are for Msntzer, inspectors, and Ira
Kendig and Len Myers, clerks
In the Seventh ward there WAS no orgspi.
zation up to S;i5 o'clock. County Committee.
man Deem declared Jake Price elected Judge
| and the Mentzsr men clicked"
In the Third ward, the Mentzer men agreed
upon the following board Judge, John 5.
Breneman inspectors, Lewis Lyons and g
+. MetzSer clerks, Jacob Hercheroth and
Frank f.. Bail. McMellen's candidate tor
| Judge was defeated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Tho cunning OF . Thief.

From the Marietta Times.
Two weeks sgo We gave an account OF how
q chicken thief who visited Preston's hen
merry on Second street, lost q finger and
thumb in attempting to open the door. Last
Wednesday night the coop WAS again visited.
This time the thief was evidently acquainted
with the premises He did not try the door
but gained entrance just the same. The
next morning four fine Plymouth Rock hens
were missing. Improvements were at once
made on the chicken house, and II again
visited, We will, no doubt get . first class
local.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

- 0ooo - Aeosoooeooo 40 RoR - ue
/ A isw dsys EGO thsss yoang SsliowS opessd
. freak show nsxt dooe 70 the pceto@oA
Among the attractions y . negro who, win
q much paint - Studebakef y Z q, d made
up to look like Zulu. The alligator boy,
queer looking object, may b made Of wood,
india rubber, or some other material There
10 also . pair Of puppets and a strong
Of opinion o. TO the merits Of the show. This
morning lively trade was done and among
those who entered was John kennafd, Q
resident Of this city. He looked at the curioei
ties, and when ssked by some one what he
thought Of the show, he said he thought that
It was Of very little account, and b believed
the Zulu to be Q very common Niger This
reused the ire OF the painted man who over.
heard the remark, and he ordered Kennard
out, st the same time blowing whistle. which
brought the other attaches OF the show to
him. They again ordered Kenpafd TO leave
the room but he refused, saying that he had
paid his entrance money. He was then
''hred" from the building end one Of the
men struck him in the fsce with Q cane
several times Kennard went ct once r
Alderman Spurrier's and made complain,
against the men. They were arrested and
he white men gave their names - Ed. +.
Houston and Joseph F. Posten. The darksy
had an unpronouncable mama The accused
insisted upon Q hearing ct once, whioh va
had. The alderman decided to hold tn,
| men to court They were unable to give bal
l 90 they compromised with the prosecuto
and was discharged upon payment Of costs
which amounted to something like tl5.
was q rather high. priced experiment for them
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Killed IT Steelton.

Last evening man who Ia supposed TO be
Charles Walls, of Baltimore, was struck and
killed by engine '26 Of the Pennsylvania rail
road, near Dock furnace, Steelton. He had
been walking on the east bound track, and
In getting out OF the way OF an east bound
freight train stepped over on the other track
and was struck by the engine above men.
toned. He had deep hole In his temple,
over the right eye and had one OF his hands
somewhat bruised. The victim wss about
60 years of age and the body was tsKsnto Har
risburg, where an inquest was held to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

This morning N. N. Hensel, Of Drumore
township purchased new hat at Staufisr's
store and had his old one wrapped up. When
he came out Of the store he stopped OF .
banana stand In front OF Miller's hotel. He
laid his old hat on the stand while hs pur
chased sonic fruit Two women, who were
making a purchase picked up the hat and
walked OH with it. Before they could
be caught they disappesred. 1t 10 not
known whether or not they took It BY mis-.
take
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

CHICAGO. Nay 81. lo,sla m MARKET opened.
n neat-June. sc; July, SA.c Aug, stssc.
Corn-J une. S.%c; July, Allsc Aug, Nlso.
Oats-Jnne. 2I,sc July, Thc; Aug, soAc,
Pork-Not quoted
Lsrd-June. d 10; July, u 80 Aug. d s2x
short Rihs Nay, q oS; June. q .; July,
q 20; Aug. u a..
CLuAf1O.
Wheat-May. s,Ac June, sS,sc.; July, Shc
Aug, sac.
Corn aay. $50; June, @,.c July. N'.c
ost.-. nay. 2,'.c; june. axe; July. ghc
Aug. 2'kc.
Lard-May, u ON June, g. 6'S July. td i7k
Aug. o. s;k,
Kihs-MaS. o. IS: june ., IS; July
q AN Aug SSH.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

Alter reprintipg the telegram TO the IN.
TELLIGEScER Of the suit begun by the heirs
Of Jacob DeHsven against the government
for $4,000, 900, the New Holland Clarion says:
II the above statement IL correct, 1t may be
matter OF interest to the members Of the
Dsiisven family in this locality. We are In.
termed that the late Abraham DeHavsn,
father OF George DeHaven, OF this place, frs'
quently spoke OF this Claim, when 1t was agi-
tated about ls6O, and claimed to be . deacon.
dant, but he WAS then far advanced In sRe
and did not do much In the matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
shad and 6hsd Fry.

The United States dsh commission car, No
/ arrived at Harrisburg last evening from
Havre deGrsce, Nd, with ffty-six cans of
young shsd-esch can supposed to hold 8, 900
young hy-makipg l6s 600 in all, which
were dumped into the Susquehanna there.
"A gentleman who came down the Psnnsyl.
Thursdsy there were lG0 fins sSsd Caught
the Junista river. us"'' ="
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Terrible Injuries % q rs.m.,.r
IN thA Nj Jnu naro,a

tr,m the Mt. Joy Herald.
jacob Wagner, jr., had miraculous sscape
nom horrible death on Wednesday ; a. n
= his injuries are OF very serious nature.
Hs was engaged In hitching . pair of green
them and they ran away. Mr., WsRnsr vss
thrown across the tongue and carried In thst
p0oatton several Aundred yards before he isIi
-, the mules kicking him all the time His
eooy - . mass Of brutses and 1t II feared thai
~ kas received internal Injuries,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
New Schedule.

\ new achsdule goes into effect on the
HeoaglvaniArsi to-m orrow, and an en-.
tlEoly new train will be put on. 1t will leave
Qooumbia q 4:l0 daily except Sunday, and
vii arrive at Lancaster ct l:35 In time to CON.
nese With Day Express east The time of
Wn1esn Express west will be changed from
HIS p n. 70 l0A5.
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a Grand Army Eotsr,.,umsu,.

Captain Neti Post 406 g. A. R., Of StrasburR
wlii give an entertainment In the town hall
tnis evening for the benefit of the post, At
which time there will be vocal and instru.
mental music and Chaplain 40. leonard. a,
this city, Will tell how he was captured by
the rebels and imprisoned at Belle Isls and
Andersonvilie.
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SSuu1,e, o~rr,.rouAenee cf1xrsLLiesxcsa
q 6oaunpfA. NAY 9L-Rsv +. J. Clay
IHSn. ~ MA Hnul's R-H. church, hes
71r10nno6 Z ooe1oD = Sunday afternoon meet
17XS r ~ sanai near Bruuer's coal
- - meetiues ere largely attended
- boaemsa end their families and are
80 = $50 o'clock.
4 ~ sollsstioa taken up on Sunday morn.
- = ne Nsshodiss Episcopal church will
- 1svossd TO the support Of Methodist
1oepltal In PhilsdelphiA Rev. E. g. Grif
49, VII prsach special sermon on this
lnhjese.
~. o. D. Rishsl, pastor Of the Church Of
006, bco collecting tour among the Ale
0hooy mountaina On Sunday morning and
Svening the pulpit VIII b occupied BY Rev
(seusro Winebreunsr Msckey, OF Harris
services will b held In the Mt Zion A. NJ.
N church q Sunday morning and evening,
Bsv. George Prossef, Of Oven eburg, Ken
k0ushy, will prssch.
rns sssawbsny Festival
The Ladiss' Sociable committee Of the St
Paul's p. e. church, opened . strawberry
festival lest night at the residence Of Mr.. s
o. Dsswilsr. 1t wss largely attended and .
good sum Of money realised. 1t will also be
held this svsnine.
An O0V0tU0lOul0ut Will 10 xlv0u Ia SuO Oh
johns Lutheran church, on Tuesday even.
Tag next BY the Infant department Of the
sunday school The department has taken .
ahare Of e25 towards iiquidatipg the school
debt, and It u hoped that the entertainment
viii be literally patronized.
The fair held In the armory BY the mem.
bers Of the st. Peters Catholic church will
close this evening.
The Young Peoples association OF the SEQ
ond Street Lutheran church held meeting
lest evening, at tho residence Of Rev. VIM.
p. Evans on Second street. A very inter.
esting programme, consisting Of music, read.
ings, ETC., IVES given by the members.
what Hurt the Dog.
For the past few day . dog belonging to
Mr.. 8. 3. Detwiler hes been acting In very
strange manner and the owner thought the
animal was sick. A veterinary surgeon VA
called TO examine the dog aud found rub
ber band around its neck. The band haC
worn the fissh in painful manner and va
the cause Of the trouble.
BuiidiDg Improvements.
North Second street 10 the scene Of grea
activity in the building line East Of Cedar
on this street. twenty.iour brick dwelling
are now in course OF erection within on,
square When Linden and Cedar street,
ere opened to Third and Third street ex TENDED
to Linden, this portion Of the town vii
rapidly improve.
Tho plastering OF the interior OF the new
Episcopal church on Locust streetl has beer
finished. The work on the tower Is still
progressing and the huge pile OF stone
slowly going besvenward.
The Club Growing.
The Colored Political club il rapidly in.
creasing In membership, and nov numbers
A - 40,
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WIN He Tried In Court.

John Hoover, the boy who was found early
Sunday morning with the team of Daniel
Forrey In his possession, was heard before
Alderman McConomy this morning on the
charges OF horse stealing and cruelty to
animals. He WAS held In bail for trial at
court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Return OF . captarsd sword.

There Is now on exhibition ct the store Of
J. W. Isenberger, on North Queen street, the
sword which was captured at the battle Of
Chickamsuga, September, 10Th, 1868, from
the late Captain John c. shroad. Captain
Shroad, Mr.. lsenbergsr, John O'Brieter and
Augustus Bryton, tthe last three named are
still living in this city), were members OF
Co. X, nth Regiment, and all were taken
prisoners at this battle. With q musket at
his breast, Captain Shroad was threatened
with death IL he did not surrender his sword.
He first refused, but finally turned 1t over.
The man who captured 1t was Captain James
P. Spear now residing In Snow Hill, Wilcox
county, Alabama Some tune ago he notified
Mr.. shroad's family that he would turn over
the sword to them, which he had just done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Reading. High schoo, PRINCIPAL,

Prof. Dana NJ. Dustan OF Weston, Mass,
was chosen principal OF the Reading high
school on Friday evening at q meeting OF the
school directors. He received thirty votes,
and Prot. Scheibner, the present principal,
twenty one. The salary il 81, 500.
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A Thief Gets Away with s,1 .ooo.

" HuN1 UWsb IVY WIN WI1,OOO,
A special from Gnenville. Ohio, says Il as
. mysterious robbery took place there Thurs.
day night about nine O'Clock st the residence
Of John w. spayd, . wealthy citizen. He
was at home st the timA His wife was out
riding The thief got si7, 900 In currency and
gold. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Spsyd are % much
excitsd that they can give no statsmsnt Of
how the theft occurred.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Returns From Readiug,

Reuben NJ. CARRIER has LETT Reading for his
former home In Salunga he was engaged
In the grocery and notion business at Third
aud Washington, and sold out to his brother,
Andrew NJ. Gsrder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

MARTINpALE, May 2l.-On Friday Charles
Wertz, an employe in the cigar factory OF Q.
J. Martin, fell out OF the second story window
and fractured his left arm. The fracture was
reduced by DR.. Mcconnell assisted BY DR..
Richmond.
The funeral of Z. j. Martins daughter on
Ascension Thur day was the largest one ever
held q. this place. The great grandparents,
John l.. Martin and wife, the former aged So,
and the latter 50, attended the obseques. A
beautiful floral tribute was presented by
Mrs Ferd. Weber, OF Lancaater.
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+. baltimore joe wants Work.

"Baltimore Jos' was released from the
work house this morning, after serving .
sentence Of 80 days Joe says that he 10 tired
Of being locked up. He likes Lancaster and
II he could get II job he would be glad to
work. He says that II some one will but give
him a chance they will not be sorry for It
As long as he is not doing anything he 10
liable to fall In with bad company and again
be locked up. Joe shows big blisters on his
hands which we're worn there while cracking
stones in ,he work.house. The officers who
had charge OF the prisoners speak in highest
terms OF Joe's honesty and good behavior
while there. Joe thinks II people were -
quick to give him helping hand - officers
are to arrest him he would do much better.
He says he would like to hsvo trial, pyhow.
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ehcsee light sninA illeolsfo. Fancy WAisA
SIR steady; State iskolSoi wssssrn. $50
:, sugar crm, Reaned Cuuca1. 9 iieoe,Sc /,
orAnulatei, $40.
TAllow dull !; prime city. 8 l3-iec.
kice nominal CarolinA fAir to Rcnd. SOsNe
CUaoe dull fair cArGoee, 200 for ITO.
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PHlLApnIratA, May 2i.-elour market arm 1;
sales. lO0O barrels; Minnesota Bakes, y 0s<DA 70 (;
Pennsylvania Family. q 7'0t %; Western do,
~ lsp{GS; Patents. " 7006 8
Wye nour steady, .? isxl! SS.
wheat = NAV. &kc; juno, atkc. July.
Axe; August, q,c.
DCorn-May. S6Sc.; June, &c; July, tissc.;
August, tskc.
ttats-Na Atpc june, SIC July, SsAC.;
August, SdNac.
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Third Convention Of tho County ". O T.

Third COnve en,iOn Of tho County ". Q. r. u.
At the third annual convention of the
County w. q. T. L. In Christiana on Tues.
day, Wednesday aud Thursday, Mira E. C..
Collins WAS elected alternate to the
state convention, the principal being
the president OF the Union, Mra
Bschman. The old officers were unani.
mously reelected for the ensuing term, as
follows: Mrs. T.. A. Bachman, president
Mrs =. G. Collins, corresponding secretary /;
Wm. Spencer, treasurer, and Mira Byerly,
vice presiden at large. Lancaster was 90.
lected as the place OF the next annual meet
ing, and Quarryvllle for the next semi an.
nuHI meeting,
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REMEMBER all entries TOR Whit Monday races
At McGrann's parks minute class, purse $40
2;sO class. purse 25-wiil close at II p. m, Wed.
nesdsy. May ssth. at office of Jacob b. Long,
secretary, Centre Square. my2 std
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a. Endovms.s Of ss, ,eoovooo.

An 9ndovmsas 0s q. .oOQOO0.
At the second days ssssiou OF the Presby.
tartan general assembly Of Omaha Nsh, on
Friday. the committee On the centennial ~
sembIy next year reported resf1rminG and
modifying the plan 70 Saise . Avemillion'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

The lNrRLLIG ISCER has many neW and pretty
designs in Knights Tempiar Cards. Provide
yourself with pack. You will want them while
in attendance at the Grand Commandery In
Philadelphia. May 81 and %. send In your orders
early.
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Amusements.

The Gran- Gordon Company. Every night
during their weeks engagement in Harrisburg
the opera house was filled Their singing and
acting are we'll spoken OF by the press wherever
they have appeared.
Gtimores Bdnd.-On Monday afternoon and
evening Gtlmores great band. with come OF the
nnest musicians in tho world. will appear at the
King street theatre. This Organization gives
great entertainment as II includes many emf.
nent soloists. The band IL led by man whose
reputation is world. wide, ana ~ this Is the nrst
time they have ever been hero they should draw
Well.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

Aoania1 Horner has been held for hear
ieg beeoge Alderman SpurrIer 70 answer tns
ohoSoe OF assault and battery. 1t appeared
- 0oguor went to the house OF Aaron
lnn0oAgdnss, who y sick In bed, and made
= Gnn0nlt o. him with cane.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

k&GgG evonisg lhe oAmbsss Of George H.
61nD Hest y. 4. =, enjoyed themselves
eognG - se0p = thaIs seoa.
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CHARLIE ECKERr will have 100 quarts fresh
strswberries 1t his sto.e, No. l29 East ing
street, this evening. ltds
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no BRIDGE BUILDERS.

IN Proposals. for the construction OF Q
Wrcug ghtiron Bridge over Octorsr0 Creek. near
Christians. will be received at tas ONCE OF the
Lancaster, Pa, until noon. TUESDAY, JUNE
~ le51. 1hs right 70 reject any all bids y re-
eastsr asa thsssSs COUNTIES. nylSsosid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

TySE FRAlLEY's CHICKEN POWDER
cholera. ~ 10 sure thing.
The latest In Fishing Tackle 10 the Nickel
70 q great bargain. very light, with capacity
LOT ''SR SRsiLsT.ys II Il ~ ys1H EAST Esp PHARnAoY,
(Opposite Eastern narkotl